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Bleeding on the upper part of vagina.
Hi, I am 21 year old girl, I have been experiencing this weird problem. I got my periods on 4th December, and after that I experienced an unexpected bleeding (little) on the upper side of the vagina, the source of bleeding is unknown but it was there on the upper side. The next day bleeding increased and it's still on the upper side not the lower side (from where the period blood comes) and similarly it's started increasing everyday and it continued till 6 days and then it stopped. No pain, nothing just bleeding on the upper part of the vagina, maybe clitoris. And now my periods were due 1st January, and it's 8th today, still nothing. I am worried.
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Since you can't make out the source of bleeding, surely we also can't make out the source of bleeding. It can be done by examination.
But your description shows that it could be injury. Injuries can be due to sexual intercourse or due to self stimulation. Your bleeding has stopped also.
If you are overdue by 8 days you should do urine pregnancy test.
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Please consult a Gynaecologist in your area. Tele-consultation will not be able to find the cause of bleeding.
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You should visit a Gynaecologist for check up
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